The fight against infectious diseases increasingly depends on more than antibiotics and traditional diagnostic methods. Physicians are turning to data science and artificial intelligence to better understand infections, identify high-risk patients and improve treatment decisions. Dr. Matthew Robinson, an infectious disease physician and researcher at Johns Hopkins University, is working directly at this intersection. Robinson […]
Cardiovascular disease remains one of the biggest challenges in modern healthcare, but physicians are increasingly looking beyond simply treating heart problems after they occur. Dr. Hani Jneid, a cardiologist and physician-scientist at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), is helping advance that shift toward prevention, research and personalized cardiovascular care. Dr. Jneid serves as […]
Few neurological diseases are as challenging as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive condition that damages nerve cells responsible for movement. At Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Nicholas Maragakis has spent much of his career working to better understand ALS and develop new approaches that could eventually lead to improved treatments. Dr. Maragakis is a Professor […]